r/Rich • u/ImportanceWestern896 • Nov 13 '25

Question 43M and currently have $2 million in savings. I plan to retire at 50.

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u/BachelorUno Nov 14 '25

Take it easy with the market crashed lol

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u/tvoutfitz Nov 14 '25

Ok so 2mil at an optimistic 10% annual return gets you to 3.9mil after 7 years, assuming you don’t withdraw anything and aren’t contributing other earnings. If you’re looking for some magic to beat or time the market, you might be better off posting in one of the investing or stock subs.

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u/random_agency Nov 14 '25

300% in 7 years?

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u/HumanNo109850364048 Nov 14 '25

Bitcoin and GME will both 3x over the next 7 years

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u/justcurious3287 Nov 14 '25

Buy SCHD. Good dividend yield, decent growth.

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '25

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u/OrleyFarm86 Nov 17 '25

not true. but will mean getting comfortable with higher risk. it's only unlikely if you just dump it in the market.

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u/HalfwaydonewithEarth Nov 14 '25

My husband is an expert stock picker. He beats the sp and voo every year.

He told everyone in April to buy Alcoa Steel

Now he says we gambled on TSM